From the first weekend of February, a hacker group self-appointed as OurMine began compromising some relevant Twitter accounts in the sports world, such as those of some National Football LeagueRead More →
Reporting vulnerabilities on Internet of Things (IoT) devices has become very common among ethical hacking experts. One of the latest reports has to do with Ruckus IoT Software Suite, aRead More →
The developers of Kali Linux, one of the most widely used distributions for ethical hacking in the world, have just announced the release of Kali 2020.1, this year’s first majorRead More →
A few days ago Microsoft announced the end of support for Windows 7, so the operating system would no longer receive free security updates, although apparently there are many interestedRead More →
A new ransomware incident has harshly affected a major automotive company. Gedia Automotive Group, a German car parts manufacturer with nearly 5,000 employees in seven different countries, has confirmed aRead More →
Back in 2016, the US Army managed to stop a massive online propaganda campaign deployed by the Islamic State. For this, the armed forces designed a complex hacking operation againstRead More →
In Germany, three expert researchers in information security and ethical hacking revealed a method to hack the McDonald’s mobile app; using some security loopholes and vulnerabilities, the researchers used theRead More →
As the security measures applicable to computer systems advance, new malicious hacking methods are also developed, so it is vital for technology companies to protect their creations with the bestRead More →
Good news for the ethical hacking community. The developers of BlackArch Linux have just announced the release of new ISO and OVA images for the specialized operating system for pentestingRead More →
HackerOne is one of the most important vulnerability reporting platforms, so it has access to large amounts of information, although sometimes that information can be exposed. According to ethical hackingRead More →
